Woman's Weekly magazine (22 April 1967)

Fair condition for age - the old rusty staples have been removed and we have inserted new staples - there is some damage/rusting to paper where old staples had been inserted - yellowing/foxing/discoloration to some pages due to age - a number has been written in pencil at the top of the rear cover - there is age wear/scratch wear to front cover

KNITTING PATTERN - "Surface interest"
Ladies chunky jacket with bold lapels and pocket flaps in a woven stitch. [shown on front cover]
Two and a half pages

KNITTING PATTERN - "Rough, tough and textured"
Men's casual button-up sweater with squared pattern, collar and button opening. [shown on front cover]
2 pages

KNITTING PATTERN - "Fancy free"
Girl's twin-set in diagonal waffle stitch, picot edged and knitted in Double Bri-nylon (to fit chest sizes: 20-24 inch)
Two and a half pages

BEAUTY - "Hair, in colour"
Born a blonde, or a brunette? These days it's hard to tell. Changing the colour of one's hair is becoming almost as usual as wearing makeup
One and a half page feature

CRAFT - "Tame tiger"
Make a cheery cover for a child's waste paper bin with tiger motif
quarter-page instructions

COOKERY - "Cooking for one" (Course for cooks 7)
Two and a half pages
Includes recipes: Fish scallop; Rhubarb dumplet; Liver chips and bacon; Meat fritters; Luncheon toad-in-the-hole; Pasta and meat grill; Orange fluff